Del 10 i serien Jewish Identities in a Changing World

Lure of Anti-Semitism

Hatred of Jews in Present-Day France

Inbunden, Engelska, 2007

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Since the beginning of the 21st century France has seen the return of anti-Semitism with attacks, desecration of cemeteries, insults, and threats. This book is the outcome of a survey carried out by Michel Wieviorka along with a dozen sociologists. He examines different tracks: the possible links between anti-Semitism and the presence of a considerable Muslim population in France, the hypothesis of a meeting between Islamism and the anti-Semitic extreme left, as well as the hypothesis whereby the rise of anti-Semitism is connected with the evolution of the Jewish population in France which is increasingly attracted by a community-oriented way of life.This book demonstrates that present-day anti-Semitism owes as much to factors internal to French society (the social, institutional, and political crisis) as it does to the projection of global issues on French soil, in particular those which originate in the Middle East. He demonstrates that this phenomenon has novel aspects, but its more classical features are also borne in mind. This rigorous and objective book is the first scientific study of present-day French anti-Semitism.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2007-09-21
Mått160 x 240 x undefined mm
Vikt938 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieJewish Identities in a Changing World
Antal sidor432
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004163379

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CONTENTSPART ONE BACKGROUNDIntroduction 1. What Do the Statistics Tell Us? 2. In Schools 3. Changes in the Public Sphere 4. The Shoah: Deficit, Plethora and Loss of Meaning 5. Global Anti-Semitism 6. The Jews in France: Developments and Concerns Conclusion PART TWO GHETTO ANTI-SEMITISMIntroduction 7. Anti-Semitism (almost) without Jews 8. The Power of the Imagination 9. A Sociological Intervention 10. Muslim Anti-Semitism: The View from Prison Conclusion PART THREE ANTI-SEMITISM AND COMMUNITIESIntroduction 11. The Jews, the ChaldoAssyrians and the Others 12. Anti-Semitism at Local Level 13. An Unusual Variant of ‘Global’ Anti-Semitism 14. “Why There Were No Clashes in Sarcelles” 15. The Marseilles Counterpoint: The Pieds-noirs and the Jews PART FOUR IN ALSACEIntroduction 16. The Fears of the Jews in Alsace 17. Malaise in the Alsatian Countryside 18. Two Extreme Right Political Forces, Two Anti-Semitic Rationales 19. Mohammed Latrèche and the Parti des musulmans de France20. Desecrations Conclusion PART FIVE IN THE UNIVERSITIESIntroduction 21. Boycotting Israel 22. Two Extreme Cases of Anti-Zionism 23. Leftism in Decline and Extreme Anti-Zionism ConclusionPART SIX ANTI-SEMITISM: A QUESTION IN SCHOOLS?Introduction 24. The Clamour of the Media and the Silence of the Teachers 25. Dealing with the Shoah in Schools 26. Ethnic Diversity in Schools 27. Abuse and Attacks 28. Anti-Semitism in Schools and Globalisation General Conclusion